Sentence examples for a fee being charged from inspiring English sources

A carbon pricing scheme would involve a fee being charged to emit the greenhouse gas and the proceeds would probably go to companies that reduce them, such as renewable energy firms.

When Mr. Sinclair balked at a fee being charged on the whole account — and not the dividend check, which he admits he did not know about — Mr. Lochner suggested Keane's general counsel talk to Mr. Sinclair's lawyer.

A fee is charged and goods are released for shipping, inspection, and delivery.

You get two working days each calendar month before a fee is charged if you go overdrawn.

Still, vaulters say, whether poles actually make it on the plane — and how much of a fee is charged — varies widely depending on the employee behind the counter.

Users can sign up for free, but for certain professionals, such as head-hunters who use the service, a fee is charged.

Once a year, they will also be allowed six days' grace to return to their agreed balance before a fee is charged.

It is one of the few zoos in the world to have free year-round admission, though a fee is charged for some of the attractions within the zoo.

A. You should first find out what kind of standard is used by the wireless network you wish to connect to (ask the network's administrator) and whether a fee is charged for using the network.

Depending upon the lending institution, and the terms of the agreement signed when the account was opened, a fee is charged for this overdraft protection.

As the study was performed during the introductory period of emergency ultrasound courses in Germany and a fee was charged for participation, we may assume that all participants were highly motivated.